The ARMSDIWG has highlighted its activities in the fifth year of operation, including meetings, assessments, and collaborations with Arctic SDI and other organizations. Key highlights include assessing the Arctic Voyage Planning Guide, exploring Automatic Identification System services, participatin

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The Baltic Sea North Sea MSDI Working Group report presents the group's history, current dormant state, and plans for the future. Following low activity in recent years, discussions among members concluded that the group may no longer add value to international work on MSDI. The group is set to rema

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Sri Lanka's National Report to the North Indian Ocean Hydrographic Commission highlights achievements such as publishing Colombo Harbour ENC, launching MSDI web portal, and conducting joint surveys. Challenges include outdated survey data, lack of qualified cartography professionals, and equipment l

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Detailed overview of the Netherlands Hydrographic Office's responsibilities in the Caribbean, survey policies, new chart updates, MSDI progress in the Caribbean Sea, and other activities. Includes insights on participation in international organizations and initiatives. The report covers various asp

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The report provides insights into the activities and discussions at the EAHC-MSDIWG1 meeting held in Busan, ROK. It outlines the key agenda items, country reports on national MSDI, membership details, importance of MSDI, and trends in marine spatial data. The report emphasizes the significance of ma

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Marine Cadastre is discussed as an application of Marine Spatial Data Infrastructure (MSDI) in this content. It explores what an MSDI could and should be, emphasizing spatial data management systems' crucial role in providing access to information and analysis products. The discussion covers the pil

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This report presents the highlights of the 19th Meeting of the North Indian Ocean Hydrographic Commission, focusing on achievements, challenges, progress on surveys and charting, capacity building requests, contributions to IHO DCDB and GEBCO, and plans affecting the region. It also discusses progre

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Hydrographic surveys and data acquisition are ongoing, yet more resources and training are required for enhanced collaboration and efficiency. Countries within the group are exploring governance initiatives for Maritime Spatial Planning and empowering women in hydrography. Noteworthy achievements in

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